Rockwell Automation SA3100 Distributed Power System Drv Config,Program - Manual (Page 153)

J-6 Drive Configuration and Programming
4. Calculate the remainder of the necessary motor parameters using the following
measurements:
5. Run the full algorithm with the parameters calculated above with flux loop and
access the table starting with the first point. The first point is the rated d-
component current I
d_rtd
. The value of this current must satisfy the following
inequality:
6. If the inequality in #17 is true, then continue to access the table. If the inequality
(17) is not true then recalculate all the motor parameters with new I
d_rtd
and
rerun.
System architecture allows only three parameters to be saved.
L
s0
=
2 V
NL_rtd
V
2
mot _ rtd
(stator inductance) ( 10 )
I
d_rtd_1
(q - component voltage) ( 11 )
V
q_rtd
= OLR
.
I
q _ rtd _ 1
R
st _1
+
2
. π .
f
0
( 12 )
R
st_1
OLR
.
I
q _ rtd
_
1
V
d_rtd _ 1
( 16 )
=
=
( 14 )
.
.
. 2
3
.
V
NL _ rtd
q - component voltage has to satisfy the following inequality:
2
3
.
V
mot _ rtd
V
q _ rtd
> 2
If the above inequality (12) is true then V
q_rtd
can be used for further calculations.
If the expression (12) is not true then the following assumption has to be set:
( 15 )
2
3
V
mot _ rtd
V
mot _ rtd
V
q_rtd
=
V
NL _ rtd
. ( 13 ) 2.5
and stator resistance has to be recalculated using the follow equation:
2
3
( )
2
3
2.5
.
Then d-component voltage and modified leakage inductance can be calculated:
2
3
.
V
2
q _ rtd _ 1
L* σ
s 0
=
V
d _ rtd _ 1
+ I
d _ rtd _ 1
.
R
st _ 1
2
. π .
f
0
OLR .
I
q _ rtd
_
1
.
( 17 )
I
d_rtd -
I
d _ rtd _ 1
I
d _ rtd
.
100% < 2%
( 18 ) ●
stator time constant: T
st
=
L* σ s 0
R
st _ rtd
●
stator resistor: R
st _ rtd
●
magnetizing current: I
z _ rtd